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AMETEK, Inc. delivered record Q2 2026 results, with net sales of $2,044.4 million, up 15.0%, and net income of $406.9 million. Diluted EPS rose to $1.77. Organic sales grew 10% and acquisitions added 5%, while orders reached $2,284.0 million and backlog hit $4,110.2 million.
Both EIG and EMG segments posted double‑digit sales growth and higher margins when excluding acquisition‑related dilution and $16.2 million of integration costs. For the first half, revenue was $3,972.8 million and free cash flow $877.7 million, reducing the net debt‑to‑capital ratio to 12.0%.
The company closed the LKC and First Aviation acquisitions and agreed to acquire Indicor Instrumentation in an all‑cash $5.0 billion deal adding about $1.1 billion of annual sales. New $3.5 billion revolver capacity and a $4.0 billion term‑loan facility are in place to finance Indicor and support future needs.
AMETEK delivered strong first-quarter 2026 growth with record profitability and backlog. Net sales rose 11.3% to $1.93 billion, driven by 5% organic growth, 4% from acquisitions and a 2% currency tailwind. Segment operating income increased 12.8% to $544.7 million, and consolidated operating margin improved to 26.7%.
Net income grew 13.5% to $399.4 million, with diluted EPS up 14.5% to a record $1.74. Orders jumped 23.3% to $2.22 billion and backlog reached a record $3.87 billion, supporting future revenue. EMG posted particularly strong margin expansion, while EIG absorbed dilution from recent acquisitions.
Operating cash flow increased to $451.5 million and free cash flow reached $426.0 million, funding $209.6 million for the LKC acquisition, higher dividends after a 10% dividend increase, and share repurchases. Net debt declined, with the net debt‑to‑capital ratio improving to 13.4% and significant undrawn revolver capacity remaining.
AMETEK (AME) reported record Q3 2025 results, with net sales of $1,892.6 million, up 10.8% year over year. Operating income reached $488.4 million and diluted EPS rose to $1.60, up 8.8%. Net income was $371.4 million. Orders were a record $1,967.8 million and backlog stood at a record $3,546.3 million.
Segment performance was solid. EIG sales increased to $1,246.3 million, aided by acquisitions, while EMG sales grew to $646.3 million on 12% organic growth. Reported margins reflected acquisition mix and one‑time costs; excluding these effects, margins expanded on Operational Excellence benefits.
Year to date, net sales were $5,402.7 million and operating income was $1,404.8 million. The company closed FARO and Kern, deploying $933.2 million in cash, and ended the quarter with $439.2 million in cash and $2,464.2 million in total debt, including $635.0 million outstanding under the commercial paper program. Free cash flow was $1,144.2 million for the first nine months, and the quarterly dividend was raised to $0.31 per share.
AMETEK (AME) reported another record quarter for Q2 2025. Net sales rose 2.5 % YoY to $1.78 bn, driven by 2 % contribution from acquisitions and 1 % favourable FX. Operating income increased 3.2 % to $461.6 m, lifting the operating margin to 26.0 % (25.8 % prior year). Net income advanced 6.1 % to $358.4 m and diluted EPS grew 6.9 % to $1.55. Orders climbed 6.3 % to $1.78 bn and backlog reached $3.47 bn, underpinning future revenue. Segment mix was favourable: Electromechanical Group sales +6.4 % with a 260 bp underlying margin gain, while Electronic Instruments Group faced a 3 % organic decline offset by M&A and FX.
Balance-sheet strength improved. Operating cash flow was $776.6 m (-1.9 %), free cash flow $724.3 m. Cash rose to $619.7 m and net debt fell to $1.94 bn, cutting the net-debt-to-capital ratio to 11.3 %. Lower leverage reduced interest expense 45 % to $16.9 m. The dividend was lifted 11 % to $0.31 per share and $18.1 m of stock was repurchased. AMETEK deployed $104 m for the Kern acquisition and, post-quarter, closed the $920 m purchase of FARO Technologies (c.$340 m annual sales) to bolster its Electronic Instruments portfolio. Management continues to target margin expansion via Operational Excellence while cautioning on tariff and FX headwinds.